Safety locking while driving.
27 September 2005, 06:39 PM
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Safety locking while driving.
With all the recent stories of car jacking i thought i'd try and activate my cars safety locking.
According to the manual switch on ignition, press remote button once and then press 4 on the key pad and switch off the ignition.
Done all this and bugger all happens.
Any ideas
Nik.
According to the manual switch on ignition, press remote button once and then press 4 on the key pad and switch off the ignition.
Done all this and bugger all happens.
Any ideas
Nik.
27 September 2005, 07:00 PM
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Panic over, tried it again and it works.
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Originally Posted by nik52wrx
With all the recent stories of car jacking i thought i'd try and activate my cars safety locking.
According to the manual switch on ignition, press remote button once and then press 4 on the key pad and switch off the ignition.
Done all this and bugger all happens.
Any ideas
Nik.
According to the manual switch on ignition, press remote button once and then press 4 on the key pad and switch off the ignition.
Done all this and bugger all happens.
Any ideas
Nik.
28 September 2005, 04:52 PM
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What key pad do the new ones have one?
Originally Posted by nik52wrx
With all the recent stories of car jacking i thought i'd try and activate my cars safety locking.
According to the manual switch on ignition, press remote button once and then press 4 on the key pad and switch off the ignition.
Done all this and bugger all happens.
Any ideas
Nik.
According to the manual switch on ignition, press remote button once and then press 4 on the key pad and switch off the ignition.
Done all this and bugger all happens.
Any ideas
Nik.
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28 September 2005, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by tonner_notts
would like to know more about this
will it work on a 2001 wrx
and what does it do etc
will it work on a 2001 wrx
and what does it do etc
If it is look on the righthand side of your steering wheel and just doen to the right should be a little pull out draw 'thingy'. This has the key pad on it.
Typing in different codes enables the standard fit alarm/immobiliser to differnet things. It should be all documanted in your manuals.
Any further advice, please ask.
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28 September 2005, 07:37 PM
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The safety Lock/Auto Lock feature is available on all UK supplied Subarus from 99MY to date except Legacy models from 04MY. On later models equipped with Double locking, only single lock occurs when the ignition is turned on for occupant safety.
To enable Auto Lock - turn the ignition on, press transmitter button (dash LED will flash once), press button 4 on the keypad and then turn the ignition off within 5 seconds. It may be neccessary to arm, disarm and then turn the ignition on then off before the feature becomes active.
This feature locks the doors the moment the ignition is turned on (and unlocks when turned off) - there is no delay.
The Auto Lock feature will not attempt to lock the doors if a door (boot or bonnet) remains open when the ignition is turned on - the indicators will flash once as confirmation that Auto-lock has been disabled.
Due to these factors you cannot lock the keys in the vehicle as a result of activating the Auto Lock feature.
Further info on this and other features of the alarm system can be found in the operating instructions. A copy of these is available to download in the thread at the following:
http://www.subaru-impreza.org/subaru...pic.php?t=2476
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To enable Auto Lock - turn the ignition on, press transmitter button (dash LED will flash once), press button 4 on the keypad and then turn the ignition off within 5 seconds. It may be neccessary to arm, disarm and then turn the ignition on then off before the feature becomes active.
This feature locks the doors the moment the ignition is turned on (and unlocks when turned off) - there is no delay.
The Auto Lock feature will not attempt to lock the doors if a door (boot or bonnet) remains open when the ignition is turned on - the indicators will flash once as confirmation that Auto-lock has been disabled.
Due to these factors you cannot lock the keys in the vehicle as a result of activating the Auto Lock feature.
Further info on this and other features of the alarm system can be found in the operating instructions. A copy of these is available to download in the thread at the following:
http://www.subaru-impreza.org/subaru...pic.php?t=2476
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28 September 2005, 11:05 PM
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I have mine activated on my 05MY WRX, as soon as you turn the key all four doors lock ( As long as the doors are closed ).
Can be activated via the keypad, instructions on how to do it are in your owners manual.
If not I have a document that tells you how to turn on many of the options on the Sigma M30 alarm system.
"The Sigma M30 alarm system has many more features than you may be aware of. The standard Subaru fitted system has the majority of these features switched off for simplicity and to conform to European legislation. Just to let you know what can be done…….."
If anyone is interested in a copy PM me and I will mail it to you
Mark
Can be activated via the keypad, instructions on how to do it are in your owners manual.
If not I have a document that tells you how to turn on many of the options on the Sigma M30 alarm system.
"The Sigma M30 alarm system has many more features than you may be aware of. The standard Subaru fitted system has the majority of these features switched off for simplicity and to conform to European legislation. Just to let you know what can be done…….."
If anyone is interested in a copy PM me and I will mail it to you
Mark
28 September 2005, 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
is it the same on an 02 sti?
does it have total closure?
does it have total closure?
The sigma M30 doestn't have total closure, but has an output that can be used for closing windows. ( With the correct kit installed )
29 September 2005, 10:19 AM
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i am picking up a 55 WRX (maltese RHD), had to have a Sigma System 4 + tracker monitor fitted-> is this the same system as you get on a standard UK vehicle?
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Originally Posted by Butty
And what if I start the engine, get out of the car and close the door.....
29 September 2005, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Butty
And what if I start the engine, get out of the car and close the door.....
29 September 2005, 07:19 PM
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You can't get out of the car, the doors locked until to turn the ignition off.
One thing i'm not sure about though is in the event of an accident do the locks pop open again
One thing i'm not sure about though is in the event of an accident do the locks pop open again
Originally Posted by Butty
And what if I start the engine, get out of the car and close the door.....
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